Iran's government is re-evaluating its currency decisions for basic goods and utilizing its sovereign fund to address economic challenges amidst ongoing war uncertainty.

Alongside conventional warfare, Iran's government is reportedly engaging in a meme war, creating satirical videos featuring Lego-Trump adventures. Young creators skilled in satire are producing these videos as part of Iran's social media strategy.

The Iranian government has reportedly taken the country offline, a move described as unprecedented compared to other global conflicts this year, including those in Ukraine and Gaza.

Indian politician S. Tharoor expressed understanding for the Centre's desire to maintain a cautious position on the Iran-Israel war, referencing former US President Donald Trump's past statements and the ongoing weakening of Iran's government.

Iran faces an unprecedented leadership crisis after the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in joint US-Israeli attacks. The situation and urgent

Israel's spy chief, David Barnea, stated that Israel will continue its covert efforts to try and topple Iran's government. This declaration signals an ongoing conflict between the two nations, even as the US pursues new peace negotiations with Iran.

Israel expresses uncertainty regarding the potential collapse of Iran's government despite the ongoing conflict, indicating a cautious outlook on the war's political outcomes.

US President Donald Trump has called for a change in Iran's government, following the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Iran's government has implemented an internet shutdown, which for millions of ordinary citizens serves as a daily reminder that access to the wider world and business operations are state-controlled.

After a 44-day period of severe internet restrictions, Iran's government has indicated a possible relaxation of these measures, which had significantly impacted public access.

Despite facing ongoing strikes, Iran's government is reportedly tightening its grip on power, indicating internal measures to maintain control during the conflict.

Iran's government cut internet connectivity shortly after start of U.S.-Israeli attacks on Feb. 28.

Iran's government spokesperson, Fatemeh Mohajerani, expressed understanding for student anger but stated that protests must respect 'red lines,' marking the first official reaction to renewed demonstrations.